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Hey @bsky.app how do I report this sort of thing without @ing you
October 16, 2025 at 1:49 PM
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Originally for 5 star sampo but :D
422 tickets in the box above the wish banner
April 27, 2025 at 3:42 AM
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Some of what they were saying makes sense in bits but equating Vash to a similar level as knives, and saying he's trying to push his morals onto everyone? And it literally isn't his fault that people are trying to kill each other so much, are they saying he should hide away from all of society???
A screenshot of a TikTok with white text outlined in black and a person's face behind it. The text reads as follows, but with no capital letters. "I lied. Put your clothes back on. I'm going to tell you about how vash the stampede is not actually a good person because despite his best intentions his actions rarely do more good than they do harm and on multiple occasions while nobody comes off dead, there's more than enough injured. Him trying to push his morals into everyone is not something someone good does. He's not on the same level as Knives but once you dive a little deeper into him you'll see that Vash is just as damaged as his brother but instead of lashing out, he hides it with his smile and pacifistism. But there's a reason his nickname is the humanoid typhoon." Text ends.
February 7, 2025 at 5:57 PM
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Actually weirdly enough it seems it was never actually intended to be that John Amherst either? Tho this is fandom wiki.
Screenshot from the John Amherst wiki of the Magnus Archives Wikipedia. Text reads as follows. History c. 1899-1900 The supernatural version of the book The Tale of a Field Hospital contains alternate chapters not present in the published version that feature a Private Amherst. He is a soldier in the Second Boer War who is constantly surrounded by flies, repeatedly dies of various diseases and infections, and seems to spread them to others. Jonathan Sims speculates that given the age of the book, this may be an ancestor of John Amherst, but given his many deaths, possibly the same man. Sir Frederick Treves, the narrator of the book, also mentions the name shared with Jeffrey Amherst, who was known for using smallpox blankets as biological warfare during the French-Indian War, which John notes as "a connection to a very different sort of monster, but still one that has the trappings of disease."[3] Summer 2011 Text ends.
January 30, 2025 at 8:49 AM